🚘 C.R. Laurence CRL7708 CRL Windshield and Body Sealant: Ultimate Solution for Automotive Sealant Needs Review

As well as being excellent and fluid at sealing windows, it's also great for installing a new vapor barrier in car doors (yes, that plastic isn't without a reason it keeps your door cards from getting moldy to transform, stick it back)

This is the dirtiest shit ever. But it seals like no other store. I got water in the rear window seal because water got in through the cab roof seam. Plugged right in and no more leaking. Luckily, it removes the OOPS remover spray.

This is the best window sealer I have ever used. It stays flexible and the caulking tube makes it easier to apply compared to other can caulking I've used. Sure it's messy, but using masking tape to mask off areas you want to keep clean works really well.

If you need to seal plastic or powder coated materials, this product is for you. I used it to attach a PVC sheet to concrete and it worked when no other sealants worked. Another reviewer complained about the smell; I haven't had any issues even using it indoors with no ventilation.

I have used this product to seal several vintage cars. It looks like what they used from the factory. When using this product, be sure to cover areas that you do not want to get dirty. This material is VERY DIRTY. Goes everywhere. Be careful where you put your hands, it's very easy to hit them and then carry them to other areas. If it gets on you or your interior/paint, the best way to remove it is to prepare yourself. If it's just on random surfaces, it can be removed with gasoline. When you…

I didn't like this stuff (and still don't like it LOL) to the end. It says on the tube that you can paint over after the sealant has dried. No joke, is in the software manual. . ONE TUBE. I used it and lo and behold. 3 days later. Still just as sticky and sticky as when you applied it! Then I read the description on their website and it says HERE that it was NEVER OVERLAPPED! I'm pretty sure it works fine no matter what it's for. But folks, PLEASE fill in the packaging information correctly. I…

works very well so far, as far as I can tell. BUT, there are a few things to consider. I used this to seal a nagging leak on my rear window on a Dodge Mega Cab 06. tips. Before applying, tape the area (both painted and windowed) with blue masking tape. I used a damp paper towel to smooth or press the caulk around the window like you would with bathroom caulk. I took about 15 minutes to install and then removed the tape. WD-40 does a very good job with all that "sticky" residue (same goes for…

I bought this to seal the rear window on my Ram 1500 which has been a common problem due to leaks in that area seems. It works great apart from the fact that it's a living gum and never hardens. It stays sticky and sticky and all sorts of dirt sticks to it. I ended up covering it with a thin layer of black silicone sealant. If I had to do it all over again I would use the standard urethane window sealant they use to install windshields. It's harder to use, but it heals. Do not use silicone…